Lucy Fitzgerald 
“Block” by Pooyan Saadati is a beautifully restrained piece that manages to say a lot without raising its voice. From the start, it wraps you in a gentle, immersive soundscape that feels both personal and wide-open at the same time. There’s something really captivating about how the layers build over time, slowly shifting and evolving without feeling repetitive.
The subtle electronic textures and ambient tones give the track a dreamy quality, yet it still holds your attention. Every sound seems placed with intention, and the pacing is patient without being too drawn out. It gives you space to think, or even breathe, which isn’t easy to find in music these days.
One thing I personally enjoyed about “Block” is how it works in different settings. I first heard it while relaxing at home, but it also fits perfectly during a walk or while reading. It doesn’t try too hard — it’s confident in its simplicity, and that’s refreshing.
If you’re into ambient or minimal electronic music, this is worth your time. Pooyan Saadati has created something that quietly stays with you. Make sure to follow the artist and add “Block” to your playlists. You’ll likely find yourself hitting repeat before you even realize it.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
